- A resilient assembly containing rubber, bolts and springs moves approximately 20 degrees when struck to help absorb impact.
- Installed in vehicle-restricted areas, including pedestrian crossings, to provide a safe pedestrian environment.
- Provides a protective barrier in school zones and along bicycle-only paths.
- The upper tube can be replaced easily if the upper tube or molded impact-absorbing cap is damaged, or when the bollard is buried by road work or relocated.
- Blue, dark gray, brown and green finishes can be ordered to suit the surroundings.

1. Drill a hole to a depth of 250 mm.
2. Fill the hole with concrete or mortar.
3. Insert the bollard, secure it perpendicular to the ground and allow the concrete or mortar to cure.